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Wednesday, December 12, 2018

Graduate Fellowships and Awards Deadlines

There are many upcoming Graduate Fellowships and Awards deadlines. For a full list, see below.


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December 4, 2018

Graduate Fellowships & Awards

Upcoming Fellowship & Award Deadlines

Wednesday, December 5, 2018

Thesis Research Travel Grants

Wednesday, December 12, 2018

Dolores Zohrab Liebmann Fellowship 

Friday, December 14, 2018

MAGS Excellence in Teaching Award 

Thursday, January 10, 2019

Bridging Funds for External Fellowships

Fellowship Announcements

Torske Klubben Fellowship Program | Application Deadline Varies  

The Torske Klubben, founded in 1933, is a Minneapolis luncheon club for individuals of Norwegian heritage who are deeply interested in Norway and Norwegian-American history and relationships. The organization funds University of Minnesota graduate fellowships for Norwegian citizens, as well as this award for Minnesota residents who have an interest in or connection with Norway and/or its culture. The overarching goal of the fellowship program is supporting future leaders.

The program is divided into two subprograms:

Torske Klubben Fellowship for Minnesota Residents (Deadline 2/18/2019)

Torske Klubben Fellowship for Norwegian Citizens (Deadline 2/22/2019)

If you have questions regarding graduate fellowships or awards, please contact gsfellow@umn.edu

Announcements

New Doctoral Program to Explore Indigenous Studies

Next year the Department of American Studies will offer a new program that will allow doctoral students to pursue indigenous studies. The program is part of Creating Inclusive Cohorts, a larger initiative by the Graduate School Diversity Office to promote diversity. "It’s our hope that this pilot program will increase and enhance the training experience of these students when they are together as a group," said Yoji Shimizu, associate dean of graduate education and director of the Graduate School Diversity Office.

Graduate Students Raise Concern Over Lack of Transparency of Student Fees

The Council of Graduate Students has received multiple complaints from students saying that appointment letters sent to graduate assistants and potential assistants from certain departments didn’t mention mandatory student fees. The letters are required to include this information, according to an Office of Human Resources policy. OHR does not monitor whether or not letters comply with the policy, said Scott Lanyon, vice provost and dean of graduate education. He said the policy is often overlooked because many of the letters are written by individual departments, adding that graduate assistant appointment letters are not treated like other employment offer letters because they are intended for students.

#UMNdriven Spotlight

Have a U of M story to share? Submit to the #UMNdriven Spotlight page to be featured on UMN social media channels. You can also nominate stories to be featured.  

Register for University Fitness Classes by January 23rd

Sign up for a variety of fitness classes, $129 each, and 150 Wellbeing Points each. Classes run 1/28 - 3/28.

Events

Cross-Sector Approaches to Combating Climate Change 

Thursday, December 6, 2018 | 5:00-8:00 p.m. | Humphrey Forum

The event will consist of a panel discussion between various representatives from differing industry/academic sectors on collaboration to combat environmental and climate change from a development perspective. Will be followed by a reception, including a meal and an opportunity to network. Download Event Flyer (JPEG)